Mistaken for an adult
Kymberly Foster Seabolt has been told to act her age. But she believes it's not possible since she’s never been this old before.
Look twice: Eyespot mimicry in butterflies and moths
Tami Gingrich explores why moths have distinct circular, concentric rings made up of contrasting colors on their wings, mimicking an eyeball.
Flying zebras
Kym Seabolt shares the story of Ed the zebra who went viral last week when he escaped from a farm and went on the run outside of Nashville for over a week.
Laying workers in the hive
Beekeeper Scott Svab explains how to get rid of laying worker bees in a home apiary.
‘Little picture’ plans for backyards, birds and butterflies
Jim Abrams provides tips for homeowners to offer a “way station” for local and migrating birds, butterflies and other small, yet valuable, wildlife species.
Prevent a fish kill in your pond
John Beilhart IV, wildlife and forestry specialist for Columbiana Soil and Water Conservation District, offers tips to prevent a fish kill in your pond.
A written management plan helps you to be better prepared
Ohio State Extension educator John Yost offers tips to get started on a written farm management plan.
Butchering provided the fuel needed for frontier lighting
After butchering on the frontier, the oiliest, slimiest fat taken from the animal was carefully set aside and preserved for lighting purposes.
The everyday often isn’t every day
Alan Guebert recalls spending time with his six grandparents, and the unique way they were celebrated in his family.
Beware of soil crusting
Ohio State Extension educator Lee Beers explains the process of soil crusting and how to reduce the risk on your farm.
